Question 1

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Cultural feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Question 2

A ________ analysis identifies any difference between the specifications of the baseline accounting system and the enterprise-specific user requirements.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A ________ analysis identifies any difference between...

Question 3

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage collects user requirements?

Accepted Answer

A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy 
A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy

Question 4

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage are new system models created?

Accepted Answer

A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy 
A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy

Question 5

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Control problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 6

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Economic feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Question 7

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Service problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 8

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Schedule feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Question 9

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Efficiency problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 10

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Risk feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Question 11

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on meeting the specific needs of the particular company?

Accepted Answer

A) Install stage 
B) Build stage 
C) Customization stage 
D) Baseline stage 
A) Install stage 
B) Build stage 
C) Customization stage 
D) Baseline stage

Question 12

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on the features common to most accounting systems?

Accepted Answer

A) Baseline stage 
B) Analysis stage 
C) Design stage 
D) Customization stage 
A) Baseline stage 
B) Analysis stage 
C) Design stage 
D) Customization stage

Question 13

Which category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data?

Accepted Answer

A) Information problem 
B) Control problem 
C) Efficiency problem 
D) Performance problem 
A) Information problem 
B) Control problem 
C) Efficiency problem 
D) Performance problem

Question 14

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Information problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 15

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage identifies the opportunity a new system would address?

Accepted Answer

A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy 
A) Plan 
B) Analyze 
C) Design 
D) Build/Buy

Question 16

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Economic problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 17

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition.
-Performance problem

Accepted Answer

A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability 
A) A problem that impacts business operations 
B) A problem that pertains to the proficiency of the current system 
C) A problem that relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data 
D) A problem that impacts revenues (benefits)or costs 
E) A problem that relates to security of the system
F)A problem that relates to system problems, such as system availability

Question 18

According to Weatherbe's PIECES framework for problem analysis, a problem that relates to system issues, such as system availability, is classified as a(n)________ problem.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to Weatherbe's PIECES framework for problem...

Question 19

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Operational feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Question 20

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition.
-Technical feasibility

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software 
A) Evaluates whether the new system deliverables can be delivered by the required due dates 
B) Assesses the probability of successful implementation and use of the new system, including any legal considerations 
C) Assesses whether the new system IT architecture can interact with the existing IT architecture that will remain in use 
D) Analyzes the costs and benefits of the new system 
E) Considers whether the environment of the enterprise is conducive to the changes and adaptations required by the new system
F)Evaluates whether the current IT personnel and enterprise users can run the new system hardware and software

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Cultural feasibility

A ________ analysis identifies any difference between the specifications of the baseline accounting system and the enterprise-specific user requirements.

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage collects user requirements?

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage are new system models created?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Control problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Economic feasibility

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Service problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Schedule feasibility

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Efficiency problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Risk feasibility

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on meeting the specific needs of the particular company?

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on the features common to most accounting systems?

Which category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Information problem

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage identifies the opportunity a new system would address?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Economic problem

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Performance problem

According to Weatherbe's PIECES framework for problem analysis, a problem that relates to system issues, such as system availability, is classified as a(n)________ problem.

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Operational feasibility

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Technical feasibility

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Accounting Databases

Accounting Interface: Database Forms, Queries, and Reports

Accounting Systems and Business Processes

Business Processes: Purchasing, Sales, and Payroll Cycles

Integrated Enterprise Systems and Cloud Computing

Accounting and Business Intelligence

Accounting and Sustainability Intelligence

XBRL: Intelligent Business Reporting

Fraud and Internal Control

Cybersecurity

The Risk Intelligent Enterprise: Enterprise Risk Management

Database Design: ERD, REA, and SQL

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Exam 13: Accounting System Development

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Cultural feasibility

A ________ analysis identifies any difference between the specifications of the baseline accounting system and the enterprise-specific user requirements.

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage collects user requirements?

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage are new system models created?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Control problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Economic feasibility

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Service problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Schedule feasibility

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Efficiency problem

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Risk feasibility

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on meeting the specific needs of the particular company?

Which stage of the ABC methodology of software development focuses on the features common to most accounting systems?

Which category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework relates to confidentiality, integrity (accuracy and completeness), or availability of data?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Information problem

In the ABC methodology of software development, which stage of the baseline stage identifies the opportunity a new system would address?

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Economic problem

Match the category in Weatherbe's PIECES framework with the appropriate definition. -Performance problem

According to Weatherbe's PIECES framework for problem analysis, a problem that relates to system issues, such as system availability, is classified as a(n)________ problem.

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Operational feasibility

Match the design feasibility name to the appropriate definition. -Technical feasibility

Accounting Systems Insights

Accounting Databases

Accounting Interface: Database Forms, Queries, and Reports

Accounting Systems and Business Processes

Business Processes: Purchasing, Sales, and Payroll Cycles

Integrated Enterprise Systems and Cloud Computing

Accounting and Business Intelligence

Accounting and Sustainability Intelligence

XBRL: Intelligent Business Reporting

Fraud and Internal Control

Cybersecurity

The Risk Intelligent Enterprise: Enterprise Risk Management

Database Design: ERD, REA, and SQL

Filters